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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
New Move In Fidelity Bank Affairs:

PIrrssURs, Aug. i0.-In the Common
Pleas Court No. 2 today a. w. Ket.eridge,
Counsel for the defunct Fidelity bank OF
Cincinnati, presented petition asking that
the attachment issued at the instance OF the
Duqussne bank and the Farmers and
Mechanics bank OF this city ana the Ns-
tional bank Of New Brighton. Pa. or the
funds of the Fideliey bank be dissolved.
The Court granted a rule on the defendants
TO show cause why the motion should not
be granted. The amount involved IS said
TO be about 500. .OO0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Ana oals GAs t.sAa af I've 0a1ss IA
shs ls4us Ba>s Bsu siozres

eAa NAN AAs = AHAa ~ aNt Na44&4 Il.
tias lsacs Bass iisu sicstes-
There we're sssns surprises Yesterday Ia
store lor bass hal experts ia tae delssl at
Detroit. Huston and New YORK Caieaeo j.
now bui I've games behind the Michigan
ders N TIA T3es to1 Tie Eeanant. ana should
Tie Mindy City boys win TODAY. tise result
al saturday, Aondsy ana Tuesday ramss
vii ts watched wiki interest. for Il lloiraig
Tepesis her previous a. perie1ee Nsfh 'nl-
c3so oA tie latter cr0a11s q gie or caanes
Ia positions Is prohanls- TIE scores wese
a. iuiioRs
Al 'hioaso- n rR
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Bstseriee-olalAsoa ans PLAT casss sad sie.
Ualfe
r,..s'.''s ,.a...ss esseleG >
haaenss- Aocoralet slo aaor. oousa, ana
iSle.
Al Detrosl
De.,o.. .l "a %
batteries conway ana aenaest Vhitaes aud
Diliis4H,
At Indianapolis
Indianapolis .t > g g-Is IS s
Aes ,rf.-....o @ go 8
Batteries -Lo.iDeT ens naoksit oeosee as.a
B Niag.
IrtfisFiilt-
ioaIsFiile s. Cincinnati 4.
Al ri. Iou.>--
81 loas Ia Cleveland
~ Haltimofc~
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Al hfsakisn
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

LAxs1ss. Aus. I0.-Rsports TO the State
Board Of Health show that in the week
ending August s. tiphlhsria was reported
In - places IN Michigan. VIZ. Baldwin,
Cann0ns0urg. D1troit, Enc. GAYLORD, Grand
Rapids. Hartford. Howell. iriand, Ishpem-
ing. Leroy. Mason. Mt. Pleasant Monroe.
NOrLnacid, AackinaW City. Pittsiord,
szndusky. TaWss City. Oakdeld. WeO-
ster and Waite Rock. Scarlet fever
WAS present 81 afteen places. VIZ. Bueaa
Vista. Clare. Detroit. kssexvilie. Grand
Rapids. Highland. lansing. Mayueld. New
Holland. Olue, Plaiuwell. Seneca. South
field, sherman. aad Eassar. Typhoid tes er
was AZ seventeen places, viz. Berlin. De-
trOlt. Flat Rock. Grand Rapids. Hubbard
st0n. Haaltramck. IshpemIng, LAnse.
lansing VI ddiegile. MOnguagOn, Mason,
Fort Huron, Portland, Pittsford. Trenton,
and Union City. Measles az seven places
Atties, Detroit. Grand Rapids, Hart, Ish-
peInlng, Otsego, and Zlnagxee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
The HAwArAf. REVOLUTION.
The Recent Dis,urbances-Gre2t Interest
Ia the Election.


SAN ERASCisCO. Aug. lO.-Advices from
Honolulu. bY steamer Australia may be
summed ap ia the following There have
been no disturbances since last accounts.
The first election uncer the new coastIu-
ton now occupies public attention and the
result is awaited with interest. The candl-
dates for the Legislature nominated. 10
date, are men OF property ard Is lar as
appearance 70 have tie Drst Interests OF
TIE Kingdom Al heart. Under the new
constitution no debIs of the King will be
payable By the Chanberlein unless author
izsd oy the Ministry.
The Australia brings 8 vague report OF
the arrest OF A. X. Hayselasp, sOn-in- law
of ex-PTsm,es Gibson. hat ne exact nature
OF the charge against him IS not known. 1t
5 said by the Australia people 10 be
O-gery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
ION KEENE susO.
A Manager Alleges that He Owes Lin
Nearly o., 600.

NEW YORK, Aug. IO.-Wm. Hayden, a
theatrical manager, is suing Thomas K.
Egieston. better known as Thomas w.
Keene. the tragedian. for the recovery of
about s. 900 Hayden claims while Keene
was employed by him as star of theatrical
company he loaned him $1,000 and paid
s.. 500 on an obligation incurred by Kesne.
The latter says he wss no, an employe but
= partner OF Hsycsn's and today. before
Judge Donahue, in the Supreme Court
chambers, hiscounsel asked to have 4 re-
ceiver appointed TO compel Hayden 10
render an accounting. Decision reserved.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

ttllffFff = ~ It-t.AtA ffttla-
Sr. LOUIS. Aug. lO.-The Odd Fellows
viii run an excursion TO Detroit Septem-
Der 5.
ST. Louis Fair Association will hold their
far September Is. IA Is and Is. Some
coed premiums are offered and there will
be some tne races. The main attraction
will De Prof. Z. D. HOgan's balloon ascen-
si0us on the 18th and l6sh.
F. O.. Norris. of this place. ships five
barrels OF 81. ouis.Mineral water To Grand
Rapids. seven 10 Bay City and SIX 10 Sagi-
raw daily.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
4 Faithfni Omcsr

One of the most doeervedig p0puiar mem
bers Of tic po.ice department il pa..ol.nen
Howard Ware. For the past ten DAYS ne
has been Hll,rg Tie posiaon 81 - q,
duiing the abs nee of Suucrintent te.t S,.4lth,
and the excellent and fsi;aiul manner ia
which ne h.s transacted business sad looked
after the various duties 1erDtTsa. Hl0u
him entille him 10 more ibeu ordinary
c0mmeldation. and demonstrate li. eDllity
to occupy any position of irGst ard honor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
AROUND THE STATE
sEcoN0 0Ars RACES At lAcFsoN.
U2yns wilkes = wiaasF-Ths Diseases
rh4t Aaset tAs sisls-A BIZ k@Paes
BsF Drasaad-oas zs B~y car
Allied ~ HaFsz.

"a 9 xsos. Az lg.-Its stssneanes
Al ths second days : races 0f tne JACK
ssn Dri4lnx Clsb 40 i2ir- 1hs weztheI
was warn znd pleasant In the frat race.
2 - saas. lof purse of $50. Wayne wilkes
was ths Ggonte. summary Wayne
wilkes lII Llitls Tonsy 2. Echo 3 3 3,
Lite BABY s disizaesd Ieaser q dis
tssaed lime L6t 1T. 2314.
second race t1ree-g e4r-old trottIng-
Eniaencs !. Lady Bullion z z 2. Louis
Nsf0lson 3 So Iiale. 80. Z33 z.3lf.
Third race. 2 - lfOtung for a purse Of
S50D-Hsz0r b. Nas the iagOTile. sum
mary Razor B. 33iz M4lace4 2 I 3.
WudmoaE 3ZZ5l Best time. zZht. Race
postponed Ga account of darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

EnfSrrrs. Ang. l0--Crovn Prince Frssl-
srick Wiaism IS il the city lis health is
excellent and his time fully occupied in
sizht-seeing. Before the Princs LETT Lon-
don Doctor Nacxen1e srpf ei r .eiectricirv -
his throat. and removed the fsst trscss Of
the troublesome growth. Tie Prince j.
-rareiinr i1ccCr -. sud fsv persons are
aware 0f has presencs So toTn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

CossrASrISoPtz. Aug. i0.-It is ssmi-ofi-
cisfiy stated that owing % the recsnt
changes IN affairs in Bulgsria. the Porte
vii scsn,ion ifs idea OF sending circular
- the Powers on the subject IL Prince
r sr,iinend assumes 20 rule Bulgaria the
Porte however vii expect the powers %
withhold their coEuikanCs If BIS sscens nsion
90 the throne rr1i the Turkish Govern
ment recogn zes his presence thsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

WssaivsTor. aug i0-The President
has not completed his plans for his trip
bur has about decided that be wiz not 20
South than Atlanta He does not desire %
Be absent from The capital more han
twenty 1avs. The programme viz be pre-
pared Ia soout $50 weezs None Of TIE in-
v;tat.ons not yet answered VIII be sctsd
upon until that Is arranged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. lo.-Fire yesteT-
day in the business center OF the town
burned out The g. A. z. hall and G,s' roycc
a valuable oil plinuDe OF Gen. g. 3. 5fant
The records were saved. Owing 20 Re huge
l0-acre blocks which prcvs'l ncre and tno
fact 40 aiicyways wese cut through them.
II was difficult % hsht the AsUee Isa
Mormon hrsneG wee ~ a onuee wien u.
fire stared and we're half al hour reachiuG
the scene
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
ALLEoAN COUNTY VETERANS.
Their Annual Reunion a. w4yisnd Today
and Tomorrow

WATLAvb. Aus. lo.-The annual rsu mon
Of the AIlegan County Soldiers and Sailors
Association Nil Dc held In this village to-
dag And tomorrow. There viii be basi-
ness meeting 20 O clock this afternoon.
dress parade a. z O'Clock anl the camp ares
viii be lighted al $ ia the evening.
At o'clock tomorrow morning the vet
erzls vii iorM IN procession on Aalr-sL.
and march o. the grove where the f0llOw-
ing programme Wli be rendered. Music.
glee club prayer, ComFade j. W. humpA-
rev address OF welcome village president,
COmrade y. ii avery response. Colonel
Commanding. ". u. Faies. music band.
address. ComrRds Rev Washington Gard-
ner. OF Jackson. music glee club, dinner
(iree % c0mraiesl, short speeches By com
rades. 4 p. H.. sham battle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Wv LoxpoS. Conn-. Aug i0-E G.
Whittlesey, business manager Of Tts Dag.
who was shot dovn n bis Office by FRED
erick 4. :. Perry. the crank who took
offence at 2 published article. dief from the
ELECTS Of his wounds this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

g. TH9Kts. Ont Aug M-Ths uiIls n
N a.. 0D JuDell. of jersey CITY. =. J..
sit0sts8 east q Briv3en. On the 8. Car
n-sn1h. vsre ignitsd - tyusn frss this
r10rr ~. and 81 tas sheds t0gsfhsr with
2 291erlo feet q netcheS slaves wers
burned. The loss is $50 30.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

ST. LovIs. Aug l0.-Fire brose ont a.
7:sO this evening in building 10. -.sll to
ISIS south Seyenth-st.. occupied 5v the
seek Wine Conpzny AMI Tie Sehiiifng ts
Schraeder Brewing COMPANY, auo before be-
was extiDEuishe1 caused a loss Of 5000 H.
falv insured Thirty thousand bushels 90
melt. owned by TIE Brewing Company,
were DESTROYED
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

LASsISs. Aug. l0.-rhs farm of Charles
Toney. near DimorSiale, was swept by
meadow fires last night the farm buildings
alone being saved. after IN al nights fight
By the uei ghoOrs. In all too acres were
burned over. including TOneys orchards,
forest, 60 cords OF wood and $3.50 fence
rails.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

ST. PAU1, lug. l0.-The scarcity OF farm
hands in the wheat belt of Northern Min
nesotz and Dakots has become alarming,
and farmers are Offering exoTDltsnt WAGES
TO save the abundant crop. 10 response to
the urgent demands the Manitoba Rail-
road has thrown open lis line dUang
AUGUST at reduced rates
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

WAsHINGroS. Aug. l0.-Jniisd Ssaies
Minister McIane : in Washington. lie
viii remain hers several days the guest o.
Gea. Jos. +. Johnston After leaving
Washiozt0r be sill viais baltimore and IN
about snres weeks return 20 France. ne
SAYS there : nothing political in his visit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
A FOREIGN FINAHCIER
ENTERTAINED ~ HON. a. N. WESTON
seGex Zeaasa. nialsssT sf finsaes OF ths
Aepatiic Of H0adures, az fhs Aor-
toA-S9Ensthias 81 tt- AAa
aad His Country.


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II the IRIssaAx ifgfasb Lad the pleasure
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Republic # Honduras. together wlih SenQf
santisse puig az New york fsv Fhe dis
.s,....st.., 1900 ..s. 81.
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ls-d@o Nisi ia tAs United c.aies sad 81
siv-d here last evening from 8iaagkee.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
A 8. 900 Pound Bronze Cas,iar.

new IoBE, Aug. 10.-The Favy Bronze
Works, Of this city, have just cast BuEa-
los head in bronze as an ornament TO the
new Union Pacific railrosd Bridge over the
Missouri a Council Biutss The head
wsizhs 6.oo0 pounds. aud IS the isrgess
single piece OF bronze ever cast IL this
lnlnfrY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

PH1EADstFHrs. Ang. lu.-Ths frsz snd
$50 e,iissa SAYS sae IMPORTS q iron and
sssal during the fsesi year enGing TINE y
rers zrester than ever befsrs They wers
rnHfo tons zrestar -han IN 1855 ard see
e,rah hined. rbe Esi io sees a. Indication
81 a cessafiCn oi Importation, much as Is re-
Ere1s the act
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

LoSDoS. Aug. lo.-Glsdssons writes
1T pans me o. have my attentisu CO. sd
to the attacks o. Nr. bright Ny Gesira IS
30 bear them in silence and 10 femeu cer
onlT his rstrjctic service tcSetber wfh his
answering friendship down 10 1886.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

LrrrEr Rock. Ang. i0.-AtoFney General
Garland arrived here yesterday. re wen
out to Hominy Hill today and began prep
srations for an extended fishing excursion.
He Is IN excellent physical condition. He
declines 20 discuss politics o. TO be inter
viewed on any sn0iec5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Jackson. Mich, Aug. i0.-LOuis p.
Granger. editor Of the Tr.5uae the Jackson
labor paper. today BY capias began a suit
Tor s.. 90 damages against Byron J. Carter.
a 100 printer Of this city, for malicious
prosecution
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

ALAwARA. Col. Aug. l0.--Ths reported
shooting Of VIM. Carson. sheriff Of Cos
tella county and eldest son Of the famous
kit Carson. by a Mexican desperado. proves
TO De incorTect. lie - alive and we'll. It
is believed there wss killing, however AS
stated. bat toe victim wss hit, a younger
brother Of the sheriff
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
go ire in Eans,. Cit.

Kansas CTR. aug. i0.--The box factory
of Chapman, Dewey & Smith was destroyed
by. Ere early this morning. loss, $4,000.
Henry krobeT and James Siurtevant. tg0
w0rsmen. were sleeping IN the upper st0-y.
krober slyed bis life by ieaping 10 the
ground. bnt the body of Sturtevant was
found burned 20 q crisp.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

a message " condolencs to the widow Of
u Esfkof and added that II he bad been
free 70 10 80 he would bsgs attended Ger
husbands funeral.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

BrstrS. Auz ia tremendous forest
FIRE IS razi1g in Hait'eeu uwaId and IL srife
cf ths Efforts of the soldiers % cheek & hy
fsllue frees. firriar iitehes. etc. tha far,e.
are sssoiig "a resainE. Ehcusaris of snec-
tators frora eari.n. Brussels. CciaEne and
otbsr pisces are r Messing the sight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

MARION, Ind, Aug. l0.-At the natural
gas inbnee at Findlay, O.. lasi jane q Ut zs
o. $50 offered for The best drilled company
Of O3dieliOvs was awarded ihe Canton O
this Dlsce. The money was never pad.
and the Canton viii sac the fiBe.sy board
OF trade, hica guaranteed the prlzes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Bic RArrps. Mich. Aug. io.-Last svei-
ing Henry. the it-year-old son OF the widow
Bal. OF the Third ward. was drowned in
upper Blk Rapids while bathing. The body
was recovered late last night. and an in
quest showed the boy vas subject to It's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

LoSe BRAycH. y. J., Aag. I0-Mrs.
Isngfry has hired ths eiessDt cottage
known - Pra Days Brcokside Via No.
2. for TIE rest Of re season, sud tskes
DoSssseSon tcraorros.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

The yorns ladies 81 ihe We.tar nns
Bsptis. church WI give az crh tfn IA
for the benefit o. ths Lsies ilff ag
Fund. On FRIDAY evening a. tae LtrsFs
street rrA. I8lio~.h- flis ei sr
reoi.stiors and ice cream. lach lady 94
receive q SouycriI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
Killed e.lhx,Ifor.s

BAY CRY. Aug. l0.-Archis Newkirk,
aged 10. son Of Or. G. 7. Newkirk. bad his
bead ismsshed by horse falling on him
today. dying instantly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

pass. Aag. lo.-Tae Russian Princess,
Vrsnzrski and her oompsnion, Nile.
Forune. were tried in Police Court today
for sfesans from shops IN The Louvre The
Princess Hss discharged. bat Nile. Forune
Vas sent TO PRISON foT month.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
BLAINE AND FAlRCHilO.

Dorsey says This VIII BE the Republican
Tickst-Conkling the Coming man.
Stephen 4 Dorsey, in an interview today,
said Blaine would undoubtedly get the Re
publican nomination for the Presidency,
and Gen. Fairchild for the Vice Presidency.
II NJ. COnkine would Te-enter public life
he could head his party. Ae was sure TO do
it some tins, and is emphatically the COM
ING man
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Toscs-s Aae. lo.--It is proposed - sub
scribe scf fsnt money 20 send Frank
smith .o Australia win Hanlaa ss his
freinef Sssifh scfsd IN tbsf caracity for
Hanlzn rrlor 80 ais race Win Gaudaur.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

CHrcAGo. Aug l0.-A prairie firs IN the
town Of Lake. this evening destroyed the
Websr Wagon Works. Auburn scaool
buil6inz an8 four residences Iae fre vas
under control By 10 O'Clock. Lost $50 COO
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
yYantfo be Pri.afs

NEW YoaK. Aug. l0.-Twenty-t7o ap-
plicants tor places IN the provincivl seIa-
mary presented themselves for examins-
ton at ST. PatricS's cathedral today. The
examination was conducted by Archbishop
Corrigan. Rev. Dr.. GabFiels, president OF
the seminary, AMI Rev. Or. MaCSweeney.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

NTV Yosx. Aux. i0.-Tho.aas J. Mooney.
the Syaamiesr. was brought 70 The Tonbs
today and viii probably remain there IN
q Is case = decided. He vas MT com
e n1nicstve sosisv
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Cc-rses CRY. Msss-, Arg. Ie.-A race
sor sseo side between Ross. Hoxnsr and
Nc NAT CO roTl1z t-f7c4es VII take risce
here Thursday. Anxusf is Easear. fhe
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
TO BE SHOT ON THURSDAY.
A Utah Murderer to be Punished After
seven Years Delay.

SALT LAKE. CRY. Utah, Aug. 10-Fred-
euck W. Hopt, the murderer, will be shot
10 death here on Thursday next for the
murder of John w. Turner seven years ago.
Hopt has had four trials and was sentenced
in 1884, but by the laws delay he has been
kept IN prison ever since. He had the
choice of being hanged or shot, ana chose
the latter
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

WssHiveIos, Aue. li.-for Michigan
local showers. variable winds, Slight
changes in temperature except cooler III
the extreme soutnesst portion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Wv BEDrosn, Mass, aug. l0.-It =
stated, "a snioubtsd authority. thst the
Presi fert vii join Ms. Cieveisad a. Ma
rion during The Iass few days Of her stay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
A say VII Rnrne.I.

LAKE CRY. Aug. lo.-Arbuckls .E Co .
saw mill bgrnfd tins morning. Loss
SO COO
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Pss7H Asg. lo.-Priuoe Ferdinand passed
ihroagh ta.s city this evening sn route 70
TETna-Ssverin. Roumsnis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
This is Genuine.

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Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-21
FoRTY-NrNTH CONGRESS.


10TH DAY-The bill to extend the time for
filing claims in the Court Of Claims under
the French Spoliation act for twelve months
was passed. The Army Appropriation bill
was reported with amendments It appro-
PIRATES S23, 737, 7lS being $95, 10J in excess OF
the bill as Il came from the House The
Pension Appropriation bill was reported. It
appropriates the same amount as the House
bill. Mr.. Call spoke in favor of, and
Messrs. Brown and Mitchell lOregonl against
the Interstate Commerce bin.
20TH DAY.--The Senate took up the reso
luton offered by Mr.. Vest directing the
Secretary of the Treasury to furnish full
and itemized statement of all money paid
out on account of prosecutions Of criminal
cases In State Courts by Federal officials Of
the departments, from July 1873, to Dccem-
berl, 1886, with list of officials, agents
or employees engaged, the amount paid them,
for what specific services, etc. The resolu-
ton was made to apply TO civil cases also
and then adovted $500 running discussion
on the Inter State Commerce bill took place,
the debaters being Messrs. Harris and George
in favor OF, and Mr.. Hoar against the meas
ure. Mr.. Evarts also opposed the bill, de-
nouncing it as unconstitutional. 8. Conferees
were appointed on the Anti-PolygamY bill
passed by the House
21sT DAY.--Mr. ingalls, introduced bill
providing that when any person who shall
have been granted a pension by special act
of Congress, beginning at the date fixed in
the act or upon its passage applies to the
Commissioners of Pensions for Increase or
ARREARS Of pension, it shall b. granted. II
upon examination Of proof submitted
to the Pension Office it shall appear that tho
disability or injury wasincurred while in the
line of duty. 4. There was debate upon the
Interstate Commerce bill extending until
nearly midnight, participated in by Messrs.
Hoar, Sherman, Edmunds, Aldrich, Conger,
Brown of Georgia, Allison, Morrill,, Wilson,
Platt, and Ingalls,. Mr.. Frye then moved to
recommit the Conference report with in
structions to strike out several sections; mo-
ton lost by 80 nays to % yeas. The Confer
ence report was then adopted by 43 yeas to
Is nays, those voting in opposition being
Messrs. Aldrich, Blair. Brown, Cameron,
Chace, Cheney, Evarts, Hampton, Hoar,
Malone, Mitchell IF Pennsylvania, Morrill,,
Payne Plat and Williams.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-21
PEOPLE You KNOW.

BUFFALO BILL has killed during his career
$50 buffaloes. This is the way he earned
his title.
GOVERNOR LEE OF Virginia, is credited
with being the best checker player in The
South
GILMORE frequently rehearses his band
while travelling, as they always have coach
to themselves.
a GOLDEN throne, presented by tho people
OF Naples, has been sent to Rome as a jubilee
gift to the Pope.
fighter, is said to be the handsomest officer
IN the United States Army.
MlUNITED STATES SENATOR VOORHEES,
lives in the house occupied by John Quincy
Adams when elected President.
MINISTER WEST, Of Great Britain, ex-
presses to Washington reporters his firm be-
lief that no European war is imminent
THE last book that General Logan read
was the biography Of General r. E. Lee. He
finished it the day before he was stricken
down by his fatal sickness.
WITHIN period of ten weeks Michael
Davitt, tine Irish home rule agitator, has
Travelled ten thousand miles in this country,
made forty-eight speeches, and been mar
ried
THE Emperor Of China Il the shortest mon
arch in tho world, being only five feet tall;
the Emperor William, Of Germany, is the
ts'lest, being just six feet: Prince Albert, of
Germany, nephew of the Emperor, is six
feet six inches tall; the Emperor Of Russia
Is nearly six feet
WnFN Senator Stanford, Of California,
goes to Washington at the beginning Of a
Congressional session he depo its $50, 900 at q
local bank and he and his wife check AGAINST
1t. II anything remains at the end Oh the sos
sion, which happens rarely, 1t is left as nest
egg for the next years expenses.